Happy Holidays!

How are you folks doing? I've decided to release a cover of the popular holiday song: Have Your Self A Merry Little Christmas. The amazing animation is done by the wonderful Whiski. You can find him here on Youtube.

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Nothing terribly important here, just some heavy metal songs and covers I discovered over the past few days. Thought I'd share them with anyone who happened to be watching me and was into such a genre.

"Midnight Mover" by Accept

"Gimmie! Gimmie! Gimmie!" Cover by Yngwie Malmsteen

"Rise to the Top" by Sabïre

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Remember that little song from Chapter 6 of What They Expect to Give? The one Rainbow wrote for Lightning Dust? I've made an effort at bringing it to life. I tweaked the lyrics a little. After much tinkering and a few recording attempts, I've finally got something that manages bootleg quality. My one caveat is that this wasn't exactly how I envisioned the song when I first wrote it. I imagined more of a rock ballad. But since I can only play the ukulele, I tried to play to that

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Welcome back everyone to my NSR review and... well it's certainly been a little bit, hasn't it? Well rest assured I'm back and ready to continue. Today we'll be looking at The Golden Maestro of Vinyl City. NSR's one and only child prodigy, Yinu.

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This is a case of how I associate the tracks in my MLP playlist with the episodes and characters of the series. The eps and characters will be listed in Bold while the artists who wrote the corresponding songs will be in Italics. Some cases are influenced by PMVs and song parodies others have done; these will be marked with an asterisk(*). The artist's details may be vague in some cases due to how the file's been listed; these will be marked by a question mark(?).

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While it hasn't really come up in the previous blogs, I do love when a band decides to combine instruments or genres that you wouldn't think would work together but in fact they do. For example, there's Eluvite, a metal band that has a hurdy-gurdy and sings in Gaulish sometimes. Or Nanowar of Steel's Valhalleluja, which is a mix of gospel and metal [let's be honest, Nanowar of Steel is the metal Weird Al].

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(Have to skip a cd, as I haven't listened to it yet)

Beat Box (Diversion 1) by The Art Of Noise

Basically sounds like a remix from the 80s, but it's more of an original song not based on anything in particular, and it's also very weird.

But a good weird.

I'm fully aware how later I am, but I have a full fledged explanation!

I started orientation for work yesterday (by the way I got a job, go me) but I didn't get to sleep till like midnight, woke up at 5, couldn't sleep again, was at orientation nine to six, came home, ended up passing out at like eight, and eventually woke up, tried to go to sleep, sleep, said screw it, played Borderlands till four.

Anyway, on to the episode!

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Time for another music blog! Yet another new wave revival/futuresynth/etc. group. Like the previous group, this one has a year in their name. A year from the 1980's. So, without further ado, Timecop1983!

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Alright, so below the cut, I will be discussing what I think about the coming finale. Enter at your own risk. Also, I'll mention the album "It's A Pony Kind of Christmas", since I've been listening to it since last night. I mention this because I don't what your religious affiliations are or what your initial opinions of the album are, so I'm bringing it up in case.

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Firebird Dahlia
The Witch Of The Everfree

Yeah, I'm still catching up on Season 6. The subject matter had so much potential. Worst. Episode. Ever. The mother show could get worse than that; I think this is gonna be a long runner and there'll be plenty more chances for them to fuck up. But so far this is deffinetly the worst one. Full cringe all the way through.

On the bright side Security State Shiny is pretty sexy. He can violate my civil rights any time.

The most deep-hurtingest Christmas ever!

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So for those who haven't heard, Disney and Jon Favreau have confirmed that the latter has been pegged to direct a "live-action" (i.e. CGI) remake of their beloved 1994 classic, "The Lion King."

OK... I have some thoughts...

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Pony Barbershop Quartet

Wow, I'm really interested in the SoCal Ponytones! Where can I find more information on them?

(At Ponytones.com, if that wasn't already clear.)

I bought these stickers at a convention last year. If anyone knows whose they are, please let me know so I can credit them.

Music and Lyrics by Bryan Chandler (Super Trampoline)

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Oh dear. March is ending.

I should've guessed 2016 was bound to be fast, especially after knowing it was going to be a leap year.
It's my blog, I don't need to show myself out!!

Anyways, enough bad jokes. Time for the weekly Crooks & Nannies!!
Still my blog!!!

The Pick Of The News

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Hello, everyone! Here is the second part of my reflections on most of my stories. However, before I delve into that...

Will-Owl-the-Wisp has finished Night Terrors!

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Lightning Bliss, never change.

Link

I've finished another song that's going on my album.

This one's a bit special, because a friend of mine let me borrow his Hatsune Miku vocaloid software.

The song is called "Maybe". I'll provide lyrics, because the words are a wee bit hard to understand.

Here's the link. It may not work for all computers or phones.